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Recent articles by Sarah:
Large theatre fight prompts 'help an officer' call, teens arrested
A group of teenagers fighting outside an Omaha theatre results in a 'help an officer' call. → Read More
Omaha behavioral health group talks treatment for troubled teens
Region Six stresses that most people struggling with mental issues aren't violent, but they do see it. → Read More
How do you buy a rifle in Nebraska?
KETV takes you inside the process to purchase a long gun in the state. → Read More
Police say constitutional rights, laws restrict ability to remove guns
They said there is a gray area between what mental health experts can do and what law enforcement officers can do. → Read More
Crete firefighter welcomed home after months long hospitalization
After 96 days in the hospital, a Crete volunteer firefighter is welcomed home in a big way. → Read More
Omaha police allege teen tried to light women, infant on fire
Court records outline his behavioral problems as well as his mother's attempts to get services for her child. → Read More
Lincoln police: 18-year-old dead, 29-year-old arrested after shooting
Lincoln police said a neighborhood disturbance led to an 18-year-old shot dead and a 29-year-old arrested. → Read More
Omaha's lack of snow disappoints contractors, shovelers thankful
Private plow drivers were hoping to rake in the cash from the storm but they're out of luck in the metro. People who had to shovel it were thankful. → Read More
Law enforcement's warning after threats posted on social media
One day after a social media post threatening to shoot up several Omaha area schools, law enforcement stresses the importance of reporting those threats. → Read More
OPD talks growing number of guns taken off students in schools
A gun scare at Omaha North High School is just the latest in a troubling trend according to Omaha police. → Read More
Omaha state senator, police union divided over police oversight bill
State Sen. Terrell McKinney's bill, introduced in the Nebraska Legislature Wednesday, would create a civilian oversight committee in Omaha and Lincoln. → Read More
'We're doing a lot on our end,' OFD expanding free youth fire setter intervention program
The Omaha Fire Department said it's expanded it's youth fire prevention and intervention programming. → Read More
Omaha police arrest man for 2015 murders
A 35-year-old man was arrested Wednesday for the 2015 murder of two Omaha cousins, according to authorities. → Read More
Sheriff elect, Nebraska families urge importance of Narcan as overdoses surge across city
Douglas County's new incoming sheriff is calling attention to the need for Narcan. It's free at multiple Omaha pharmacies. → Read More
Volunteers assemble moving trucks, housing and food for displaced Legacy Crossing residents
More than 160 people woke up to a knock on their door to get out by 5 p.m. → Read More
'They aren't forgotten,': Homicide support group lay remembrance wreaths at Omaha Police headquarters
After losing a loved one to violence, some families in the metro are leaning on a new resource to cope with their grief during this holiday season. → Read More
Omaha activists align as police sound alarm on youth violence
The Omaha police chief said 40% all homicides this year involved young people either as victims or suspects. → Read More
Waterloo Police: Daycare worker admitted to drugging children, may not face charges
Waterloo police say daycare worker who drugged children without parents consent may not face charges → Read More
Attorney General will prosecute 'unlicensed midwife' for home birth after baby dies
The Nebraska Attorney General will prosecute a South Dakota woman after an Omaha infant's death during a home birth. → Read More
'We wish it was more': Sarpy County deputies, commissioners approve new contract
Sarpy County commissioners pass a new contract for the sheriff's office, but it's not quite the middle ground either side hoped they'd find. → Read More